re: Why Bama and South Carolina will miss the playoff

Dude. You lost to us at home. We scored our most points in sec play against you.

USC deserves to get in but they will give it to Bama because they beat USC. USC is the hottest team right now.

So I guess this means you don't want to see my list.

And in case you are wondering, none of SCar's 3 losses will be there either.

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I’d be fine if they were, but 1 loss is far enough ahead of 3 losses to avoid being passed

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And the fact that Indiana has exactly one win this season over a team with a winning record. One. No ranked teams. Miss St would go 8-4 or better against their schedule and State is a terrible team.

Bama? Seven, 3 ranked

South Carolina? Four, 3 ranked.

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Now list the teams that lost at home to Kentucky.


then do Oklahoma and Vandy

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List of teams in this discussion that lost to South Carolina...

Top 25 FEI Wins:
SMU: 0
Penn State: 0
Indiana: 0
Miami: 0
Texas: 1 (19)
Ohio State: 2 (6, 9)
Oregon: 2 (1, 24)
ND: 2 (18, 19)
SC: 2 (12, 14)
OM: 2 (7, 12)
UGA: 3 (2, 11, 23)
Bama: 3 (7, 12, 16)

To give you a sense of how bad Miamis schedule has been, OU is ranked 10 (26) spots higher from an FEI standpoint than anyone Miami has played all season.

The only non-conference top 25 win for the B10 right now was by Oregon against Boise State (24) by one score.

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Dude go lookup who Indiana played . . .

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CFB has evolved into a sport in which one and a half conferences are competing at an elite level and the rest are mediocre G5 level welfare teams collecting checks.

There are about 6 teams in the B10 that don’t have a single player that would start for UGA, Bama, TN, OM or Texas.

It’s the equivalent of playing Mississippi Staye every week and having one game against Bama compared to UGA playing 6 CFP level teams in a season. Hell Miami didn’t even have an UGA level opponent and they still lost twice.

If Sankey agreed to let wins count over everything else he should be fired on the spot because it would negate the thing the SEC has over every other conference: quality teams top to bottom with challenging road venues to deal with often at night.